Republicans Seek United Front in Election Campaign
AP report outlines Republican efforts to present a united front for the fall election. Sen Everett Dirksen asserts a non compromise stance on housing provisions of the civil rights bill, while Charles Percy leads as the party’s senatorial nominee. Dirksen’s position strains with Katzenbach’s suggested memorandum, as GOP factions weigh open housing and potential Southern support amid campaign tensions. Wilson elected president of North Central Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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Onamia Teens and Others Die in Separate Crashes
A Onamia teenager and three others die in separate Minnesota crashes. A car driven by Henry Rogers, 27, east of Little Falls, is among the fatalities. Earlier, John Wishur, 79, was killed near Lake Crystal. D. Bart, 20, died in St. Paul after a car hit a parked vehicle. and a Miami man, Miller, 40, perished when his semitruck overturned in high winds near Breckenridge.
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Talks Set in Geneva on Space Treaty for Free Exploration
United States and Soviet Union will meet in Geneva in July to discuss a treaty for free and peaceful exploration of space. Talks to be held in the legal subcommittee of the United Nations committee on Outer Space uses. Purge victims in Tokyo as Japanese motion picture importer claims he complied with Peking’s order to halt three films amid purge fears. South Africa Bishop Zulu permission to attend a conference on church and society in Geneva announced by World Council of Churches. American skill and steel aiding construction of Europe’s ZUs River Bridge, the longest suspension span.
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Two Minnesotans Listed on Casualty Roster
The Associated press reports two Minnesota service members named Monday by the Defense Department as fallen in Vietnam. Marine Cpl. Robert W. Gulden of Saint Paul is reported killed, with linking details to Mr. and Mrs. Rivet of Golden. The other casualty is a different branch member from Minnesota, with family ties noted to Minneapolis.
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